The room is old and cosy. There is a large queen sized bed with rich quilts. The room has a very old and important feel to it. It feels as if it is rarely used but it still holds a lot of familiarity. I may not sleep in it often but this is most definitely mine. The windows are victorian in style with large curtains. The carpet is very soft and thick. The furniture is wooden - mahogany coloured. There's a large book case with very old and thick tomes in it. The whole room seems to radiate a sense of knowledge, solitude, peace, quiet, wisdom and intellect.
The forest is filled with filtered light of an Autumn evening. The light is like solid rays filtering through the leaves of the trees. The trees are well spaced with a high canopy with very few gaps. The trees are a mixture of old ancients and young trees. Leaves litter the ground but many of the trees are still in green. Lichen covers the trunks. The ground is not even and there are many rises and drops with creeks and streams. There are also huge rocks and boulders, some bigger than the trees. The rocks are quite old, some with caves or odd paintings on them.
The path is a dirt path that threads through the forest. It has many twists and turns in it, often taking less than direct paths. It seems more scenic and meandering. It regularly goes near the rocks or over streams - with stones to step on or logs. It's narrow, with enough room for one person, sometimes two. It's old and rarely travelled but I know it has been travelled on before. I can see it quite clearly but it often disappears behind things.
The path ends at a lake beneath a very tall waterfall. The lake is very dark and very deep but also very pure and crystalline. It leads off into a rapidly flowing river or stream with lots of rocks and many twists and turns. It's very loud and strong. It's awe inspiring - so perfect yet also with a threat of danger. There is nothing living in it. Just pure water and the stones beneath.
The cup is a fairly simple silver cup. It's icy cold to the touch and has some of the water from the waterfall lake in it. The cup itself is quite solid and thick and is a nice fit in my hand. It's unadorned but has a mirror finish. It's quite aesthetic in its simplicity.
The key is ancient and made of some slightly corroded metal, yet it still holds a very sturdy form. It's an old barrel type of key, I think it's bronze that's gone a bit green. It has an ornate end to it with twists. It's heavy and solid. I think the end also has a stylised emblem on it. I think it opens a gate or door.